The brakes were repaired under recall# 96v099000 in august 2001. The brakes were intermittent after the repair and now the brakes are not operating at all. The dealer will only do the repairs at the owner's expense because the brakes are out of warranty. *ak the dual function pressure switch repaired the power to the pump. The accumulator was needed for it to maintain the correct pressure. The dealer did not complete the recall. No repairs were found in the ABS wiring. *scc
1992 Plymouth Voyager brakes complaints
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When stepping on the brake pedal ABS light would came on, and vehicle would experience extended stopping distance.
While driving brakes failed, as a result, vehicle was totaled. Dealer notified.
The brake pedal became hard when applied.
On 8/19/02 I took my plymouth voyager to normandin chrysler dealership. After 3 attempts, and close to $900.00, my brakes have continued to fail. Some of the parts are factory recalls, but they say that the booster pressure transducer continues to fail. I would like some help and/or advise on what to do. I do not want to take my vehicle back, neither would I like it to be towed for the third time at my insurances expense. Thank you, [xxx]. *ak parts of this document have been redacted to protect personally identifiable information pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6).
There is already a recall for hydraulic boost system. But, vehicle has been at dealer three different times, and problem is still there.
While driving applied brakes and they didn't hold. Also, and anti-lock brakes didn't kick in. Had to put vehicle in neutral gear, and put on emergency brakes. Had a lot of brake problems.
Recall 96v099000 repairs for anti-skid system was performed a year ago, last winter 2001. System has failed again with emergency light illuminating and lengthy braking necessary. Please describe details.
Needs to apply extreme pressure on ABS brake system to have vehicle slow down. Contacted dealer.
Abs braking system needed to be replaced on a reoccurring basis. Dealer has replaced brake components on several occasions, but was unable to remedy problem. Please provide further details.
Transmission would not shift into reverse. Back wiper would constantly run motor out, fuse had to be removed. Driver's seat belt plastic cover broke while trying to use it. Brakes make noise when in use.
Weight from spare tire is rubbing a hole in brake hose, and it is making a hole in it.
Several components of the ABS failed, including "tone rings" on front axle.
Upon receiving recall 91v170000 for brake pedal failure car was already in shop for ABS problems. When trying to press brake pedal, it would not move, it just stuck. This problem has happened several times on september 28, 2000. On august 30, 2000 put drums and pads, still didn't fix problem. Consumer was driving and making a turn, and ABS light and brake light came on at the same time, indicating no brakes. Consumer almost went over an embankment.
Consumer has had recall 96v099 repair complete on vehicle however, the ABS system has failed again and the consumer was charged for the repairs.
Prior to recall 96v099 vehicle had not experienced any ABS problems, after taking vehicle into dealer for the recall the vehicle began experiencing numerous ABS alerts and loss of braking. Nlm
Vehicle accelerated unexpectedly, causing unwanted accleration due to the throttle body which has malfunctioned and needed replacing. Also, chrysler no longer makes throttle body part. *ak frequent stopping caused the front brakes to over heat and go out completely. Yh
When brakes were applied under normal conditions pedal went to the floor, resulting in extended stopping distance. Also, dealer replaced brake master cylinder. However, problem has reoccurred. Dealer will reinspect the vehicle.
While traveling and when depressing the brakes vehicle continued to travel, causing driver to depress brake pedal all the way to the floorboard to stop vehicle. Please provide further information.
Received recall notice 96v099000. Contacted dealership for appointment. Took vehicle on date given for ABS brake repair. Less than a year later, the ABS brake had problems. Contacted mfg & informed would charge for corrective solution for ABS brakes. Owner feels mfg should pay for total cost of repairs.
Vehicle experienced failure of the ABS system prior to recall notice and repaired, recall work later completed however system still experiences intermittent failure (96v‑099). Mjs
When applying brakes pedal almost went to the floor due to a corroded rear brake line leaking brake fluid. Dealer has not seen vehicle. Owner replaced brake line.
Whenever brakes are applied vehicle would not stop properly. Pedal would go to the floor. Dealer replaced three master cylinders. Then noticed fluid leaking from engine reservoir. Asking help from the federal safety agency in this matter.
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Brakes were under recall & were repaired. Failed after being repaired, and consumer had them repaired again. After 2nd repairs, while driving and upon attempting to stop, brake pedal went to floor, and vehicle had no brakes. It swerved to miss hitting child & hit a parked vehicle. Dealer offered to repair brakes, again, for third time, for free.
Vehicle experienced failure of the recall component prior to recall notice (96v‑099). Mjs
When driving at any speed the ABS system light is on, and the ABS system is kicking in. It is not stopping the vehicle, but slowing the vehicle down.
Abs controller failed causing light to illuminate. Mjs
1. Brake system failed completey. Serious accident narrowly averted. Dealer replaced component but serious risk exists for similar vehicles. Could cause fatal accident. Recall should be sought. 2. The metal decorative covers on the bolts which hold the wheels to the wheel assembly become loose and fly off the vehicle when moving creating a serious missile hazard which could cause an accident by striking a pedestrian or another vehicle, especially any windows.
Vehicle expeeriencing brake failure due to dual function switch in ABS system malfunctioning. Dealer notified and repair was made.
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